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Student Organizations

JSOM Student Organizations provide help and assistant to undergraduate and graduate students in getting engaged in academic and curricular activities outside of the classroom. We encourage students to visit the organizations below and participate by becoming a member.

UT Dallas has over 300 other student organizations and clubs, some of which are sponsored by JSOM faculty. Please visit the UT Dallas student organization site for more information.

Alpha Kappa Psi

Alpha Kappa Psi, founded at New York University in 1904, is recognized by many business leaders as where they developed their principled conduct. The UT Dallas Mu Rho chapter leads students through community service and is structured around brotherhood and unity, encouraging members to network with future business partners, build upon strengths and improve weaknesses. AKP strives to create great business leaders of the future and connect them to their alma mater, community and people worldwide. Alpha Kappa Psi offers scholarships and competition opportunities. Pledge and annual dues charged. Membership open to School of Management undergrads. Students may remain members with alumni status.

Lori Skillestad

Association of Latino Professionals For America (ALPFA)

ALPFA expands opportunities for students who seek careers in accounting, finance, business and related fields. ALPFA focuses on professional development, leadership opportunities and networking events with the DFW professional chapter. ALPFA also accesses scholarship programs. Annual dues: $20. Membership open to all School of Management undergrad and grad students.

Hubert Zydorek

Business Professionals of America

BPA is a career and technical student organization for students interested in pursuing a career in business administration, information technology, and other related fields. BPA welcomes students of other fields as well. There is an event for everyone; ranging from medical office procedures to coding and app building. We are committed to building future professionals who are equipped and prepared to succeed in the workplace.

Tom Henderson

CEO Global UT Dallas Chapter

CEO Global UT Dallas Student Chapter exists to bring positive impact to community through development of servant leaders of integrity. This goal is achieved through universities based real leadership workshops, industry career and networking, and a week long summer camp experiences that include leadership training, life skills development, mentorship opportunities, service learning, and cross cultural experience.

Mary Guan

Lori Skillestad

Consulting Club

This organization assists its members as they plan for their consulting careers. The club offers mentor programs, speakers, networking, interview workshops and consulting projects. No annual dues. Membership open to all UT Dallas undergrad and grad students.

Jeffrey Hicks

Deans Council

School of Management undergrad and grad students interested in helping to increase the Jindal School brand and reputation worldwide. Students meet with school deans to provide student perspectives on key school issues. Students also participate in and help facilitate school-wide events. No dues. Membership open to all School of Management students.

Monica Powell

Marilyn Kaplan

DECA

DECA prepares emerging leaders for careers in marketing, finance, hospitality, and management in high schools and colleges around the globe. With nearly a 70-year history, DECA has impacted the lives of more than ten million students, educators, school administrators and business professionals since it was founded in 1946. Their strong connection with our organization has resonated into a brand that people identify as a remarkable experience in the preparation of emerging leaders and entrepreneurs. DECA’s programs and activities have constantly evolved as we use the latest technology and apply cutting edge educational research. Our core focus has remained consistent and is captured in our mission.

Tom Henderson

Enactus

Enactus is an international non-profit organization that brings together student, academic and business leaders who are committed to using the power of entrepreneurial action to improve the quality of life and standard of living for people in need. Since Fall 2006, Enactus UTD has focused on giving back to the local community by educating individuals and doing various projects (e.g., financial literacy and success skills training, business development and entrepreneurship, business ethics, women empowerment and environmental sustainability). Enactus UTD also takes part in regional and national competitions as part of the global Enactus organization.

Robert Wright

Entrepreneurship Club (E-Club)

The club fosters the spirit of entrepreneurship at The University of Texas at Dallas through networking, speaker events, volunteer opportunities and workshops. Membership in the E-Club is free and open to all current students and alumni of UT Dallas, regardless of major.

Denyse Kritschgau

Global Business Organization

This group fosters a deeper understanding of cultures and business etiquette around the world. IMS is building a global professional network of UT Dallas students and hosts events including corporate and academic speakers, social activities and community service projects, designed to get students out into the local community. Membership open to all UT Dallas undergrad and grad students with interest in international relations.

Hubert Zydorek

Habte Woldu

Graduate Business Society (GBS)

GBS gives School of Management graduate students from all programs a chance to network among themselves and work in concert with the school’s Career Center to promote career opportunities. GBS helps host the school’s annual Graduate Student Career Fair in September. Annual dues: $40 ($20 per semester). Membership open to only School of Management graduate students in any degree program.

Tom Kim

Fiona Hunter

Healthcare Management Association

The HMA is a dynamic organization for students pursuing a career in healthcare management by providing the highest quality resources, education and networking opportunities. The HMA cultivates industry engagement and professional development to equip and prepare future leaders in healthcare. Membership is $25 (lifetime) and is open to all UT Dallas undergrad and graduate students.

Forney Fleming

Quincy Sinele

JSOM Career Management Center Leadership Council (CMCLC)

The Career Management Center (CMC) Leadership Council is comprised of students who demonstrate professionalism along with academic and leadership excellence. The program provides an opportunity for students within JSOM to enhance their professional development and to gain exclusive access to campus recruiting events. Students assist the CMC with administrative responsibilities, coordinating events, workshops, career coaching programs, and/or developing marketing and online materials. The Leadership Council is comprised of students who demonstrate professionalism, academic and leadership excellence.

Tom Kim

JSOM Friday Toastmasters Club

The Management Toastmasters Society is a student chapter of Toastmasters International, with 260,000 members in more than 60 countries. Members work on communications and leadership skills in weekly learn-by-doing meetings that are supportive and fun. This proven method helps members build confidence and skills quickly and gives them an edge in the job market. Toastmaster members have the opportunity to participate in twice yearly speech contests. One-time new member fee: $20; dues are $27 for six months. Membership open to School of Management undergrad and grad students and alumni.

Maria Hasenhuttl

JSOM Tuesday Toastmasters Club

The Management Toastmasters Society is a student chapter of Toastmasters International, with 260,000 members in more than 60 countries. Members work on communications and leadership skills in weekly learn-by-doing meetings that are supportive and fun. This proven method helps members build confidence and skills quickly and gives them an edge in the job market. Toastmaster members have the opportunity to participate in twice yearly speech contests. One-time new member fee: $20; dues are $27 for six months. Membership open to School of Management undergrad and grad students and alumni.

Iva Sluder

JSOM Yes Club

YES stands for Youth, Empowerment, Service. The club is a youth wing of International Association for Human Values (IAHV) and aims to create a socially responsible community that can impact humanity holistically. Students can decrease stress and anxiety and improve their focus and productivity by learning Yoga and meditation. Students can learn the art of taking control of their life, and become better managers and leaders, by participating in leadership seminars and workshops with industry leaders. The club offers opportunities to enhance their sense of social entrepreneurship and become better humans by participating in projects for social causes.

Ravishankar Narayan

LEAP

Leap is a Microfinance organization helping individuals who are of low to mid income borrowers and lack the access to traditional financial services. Our purpose is to offer local entrepreneurs and self-starters in our community with the training, services, and information they need to become successful businesspersons and have successful loan applications. We hope our initiative will create jobs in and around our campus, while offering UT Dallas students with practical, real-life, experiences in business analysis, lending, risk-assessment, and other services.

Kutsal Dogan

Carolyn Reichert

Nova Ambassadors

Nova Ambassadors serve as the face of the Jindal School of Management. They represent the school to the community at large, the overall campus community, and to all students – past, present, and future. If you have any questions about the Nova program or would like to request the Nova Ambassadors at your event please contact us at:
Jindal@utdallas.edu • 972-883-5889 • JSOM 2.202

Chad Decker

Nick Hinojosa

Phi Beta Lambda

Phi Beta Lambda is the collegiate division of Future Business Leaders of America (FBLA), the largest and oldest business student organization in the world. The UT Dallas chapter offers opportunities to develop leadership, communication and team skills to better prepare students for a career in business. Students participate in projects and competitions on the national, state and local levels. Annual dues: $25. Membership open to all UT Dallas undergraduate students.

Kristen Lawson

Real Estate Club

This group connects students with alumni in the industry who may help them expand their professional network. Student members help each other get internships and full-time employment. In addition, students may participate in national real estate competitions, which will add to their knowledge, skills and resumes. No annual fees. Membership open to all UT Dallas undergrad and grad students.

George DeCourcy

Society for Human Resource Management (SHRM) at UT Dallas

SHRM is the world's largest HR membership organization devoted to human resources management, with more than 275, 000 members in over 160 countries. Our student chapter's mission is to help all of our members develop into human resource management professionals equipped for a successful career in the human resources field. We help to advance our members through a variety of educational and professional development opportunities, including community engagement, fostering relationships with local Dallas/Fort Worth businesses, networking with HR professionals and other student SHRM chapters, professional conference attendance, sponsoring speakers, and connecting members with mentors.

Jeff Weekley

Edward Meda

UTD Chinese Alumni Network

The UTD Chinese Alumni Network (UTDCAN) is operated primarily for educational and non-profitable purposes in support of the University of Texas at Dallas and Chinese alumni and Chinese students. The mission of the UTD Chinese Alumni Network is to promote, expand, and maintain a network of UTD Chinese alumni. UTDCAN also aims to enhance career development opportunities for Chinese students and alumni, increase opportunities for student-alumni networking, and expand partnerships with outside employers.